Description
1. Space-saving 12 fibers in a single connector
2. High density connections between network equipment in telecommunication rooms
3. Easy installation and removal with push-pull latching
4. Compact design for high fiber-count applications with space limitations
5. With 12-fiber and 24-fiber MPO/MTP connector standard
6. Available in OS1/2, OM2, OM3 and OM4
7. Available in FC,LC, SC, ST, MU, and MTP/MPO
8. Interface polished type has PC, UPC and APC
9. Available in 12 / 24 / 36 / 48 / 72 / 96 / 144-fibers
10.100% factory tested
11. Discrete connectors are heat-cured and use ceramic ferrules and sleeves
12. Fan-out fibers from MPO/MTP connectors into individual simplex or duplex
13. Customized for length, staggering, connector type, breakout type, fiber count, and labeling fiber
Polarity
Type A - Straight (key-up to key-down): Straight-through polarity is typically for connecting patch panels. They are wired in a mirrored configuration, going from Pin 1 on one connector end to Pin 1 on the opposite end, etc.
Type B - Rollover (key-up to key-up): Rollover polarity is used primarily for connecting to switches and transceivers in 40Gb applications. In a 12-strand rollover polarity, the cable is wired from Pin 1 on one connector end to Pin 12 on the opposite end. Then 2 to 11, and so forth.
Type C - Flipped: Pair-Flipped polarity is the most commonly used polarity type for this cable, and typically used in cassette-to-cassette applications. Pin 1 on one end goes to Pin 2 on the opposite end, and 2 to 1, 3 to 4, 4 to 3, and so on. This is the default polarity option, but you can select your desired polarity from our drop-down menu above.
Specification
1. Space-saving 12 fibers in a single connector
2. High density connections between network equipment in telecommunication rooms
3. Easy installation and removal with push-pull latching
4. Compact design for high fiber-count applications with space limitations
5. With 12-fiber and 24-fiber MPO/MTP connector standard
6. Available in OS1/2, OM2, OM3 and OM4
7. Available in FC,LC, SC, ST, MU, and MTP/MPO
8. Interface polished type has PC, UPC and APC
9. Available in 12 / 24 / 36 / 48 / 72 / 96 / 144-fibers
10.100% factory tested
11. Discrete connectors are heat-cured and use ceramic ferrules and sleeves
12. Fan-out fibers from MPO/MTP connectors into individual simplex or duplex
13. Customized for length, staggering, connector type, breakout type, fiber count, and labeling fiber
Polarity
Type A - Straight (key-up to key-down): Straight-through polarity is typically for connecting patch panels. They are wired in a mirrored configuration, going from Pin 1 on one connector end to Pin 1 on the opposite end, etc.
Type B - Rollover (key-up to key-up): Rollover polarity is used primarily for connecting to switches and transceivers in 40Gb applications. In a 12-strand rollover polarity, the cable is wired from Pin 1 on one connector end to Pin 12 on the opposite end. Then 2 to 11, and so forth.
Type C - Flipped: Pair-Flipped polarity is the most commonly used polarity type for this cable, and typically used in cassette-to-cassette applications. Pin 1 on one end goes to Pin 2 on the opposite end, and 2 to 1, 3 to 4, 4 to 3, and so on. This is the default polarity option, but you can select your desired polarity from our drop-down menu above.
Specification
| Parameter | Unit | Value | |||||||||||
| Connector | / | MTP/MPO | FC ST … SC LC | ||||||||||
| Ferrule | / | APC | UPC | PC | UPC | APC(Step) | APC(Conical) | ||||||
| Fiber Type | / | SM | MM | SM | MM | SM | MM | SM | MM | SM | MM | ||
| Insertion Loss | dB | <0.7 | <0.5 | <0.25 | <0.20 | <0.25 | <0.20 | <0.30 | / | <0.30 | / | ||
| Repeatability | Time | >500 | >1000 | ||||||||||
| Interchangeability | dB | / | <0.10 | ||||||||||
| Return Loss | dB | >36 | >20 | >45 | >36 | >50 | >36 | >60 | / | >60 | / | ||